St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10
Stemmuller, John Carlson to Mary Swanson,
Joseph Buettel to Katherine Klemmer.
EVENTS IN PASSION WEEK.

very pleasant progressive euchre party
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Briley at
their residence, No. $50 North Exchange
street, Friday evening. There were six tables.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Behnam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler and George Keller,
of Merriam Park: MIR. and Mrs. Hoyle,
Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Zettie
Graham, Mrs. L. Odds, Miss L. Curtis,
Mrs; Jelson, Mrs: E. Townsend, Mrs.
Mccoy, Mrs. F. G. Wilson, A. G. Turner, F.
Horton, A. Penn. c. H. Buckley, G. T. Hadley,
P. d. Downs, w. R. Allen and George A.
Wells, OF st. Paul. Mrs. Hoyle captured the
ladies' and Mr.. Chandler the gentlemen's
progressive prizes. Playing commenced at
O'Clock and was called at IL o'clock, after
which the guests were entertained by musical
selections by Misses Horton and Jelson and
Mr.. Horton. The guests departed at IL
o'clock.
4 very enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given by Mrs. George w. Board at her
residence, No. 166 Pleasant avenue, Tuesday
evening. Miss Clara Hechtman and Mr..
Thompson won the. head prize; Mrs Magee
and O. w. Brenizer~ the progressive, and Miss
Judson and Mr.. Fox, of Chicago. the foot
prize. Those present were Misses Sprague,
Helen Smith, Mae Bracket, Clara and Della
Hechtman, Mae Judson and Mesdames Magee
and Waller and Messrs. Glass, Brenizer Merz,
Hirst, Thompson, Hanson, Board and Fox.
A reception was rendered to Rev. and Mrs.
n. C. Woods at the parlors of the Woodland
Park Baptist church Thursday night. Both
were presented with handsome gold watches
by their friends, Harry Drake making the
presentation speech. Mrs. Fred Wright sang
several selections and Seibert's orchestra
furnished the instrumental music. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The Select Knights, A. o. o. W., have
made elaborate preparations for their ball to
be given at Turner hall Monday evening.
The Knights will appear in full dress uniform
and all members Of other organizations are re-
quested to wear uniforms. The receipts of the
ball will be applied toward defraying the ex-
penses of the meeting of the supreme lodge to
be held in St. Paul next fall.
The last of the series of games under the
auspices of the G. G. G. Progressive Euchre
club was given last evening at the residence
of L. Goodkind. on West Seventh street. The
prizes were won as follows: Head. Miss
Philbrook and E. L. Goodkind; progressive,
Mrs. K. K. Ford and Charles Carpenter; lone
hand, Mrs. E. Stillwell and Will Goodkind.
The Tribulation Euchre club met Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Wilson, 591 Lincoln avenue Miss
Ella Moore, Mrs. w. H. Hart George Hallow-
ell and George Wilson were winners of prizes
The club will meet next Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bartram, 1856 Grand ave-
nue..
One of the leading social events of the COM
ing week will be the second annual ball of the
Junior Dancing club at Drake block hall on
Friday evening. billiards. orchestra will
furnish the music. A programme of twenty
six numbers has been arranged. Luncheon
will be served at midnight.
Prof. j. N. Beggs will give his closing
juvenile evening dress party at Standard
hall Friday evening, April 22. The children's
class and former pupils and young friends are
invited to attend, and will have charge of the
floor from { until 1890; visitors, from 1880
till l o'clock.
musical and literary entertainment for
the benefit OF the Garfield post G. A. R.
Sixth street, Thursday evening, April Is. An
entertaining programme has been arranged.
Mrs. Wallace, 142 Ramsey street, gave u
party Friday evening in honor of Miss Swasy,
of Eau Claire. About twenty-five guests
were present and the evening was spent in
progressive euchre, music and dancing.
The fourth annual ball under the auspices
of the Boot and Shoemakers' Protective
union, of ST. Paul. will be given at the Market
hall Friday evening, April Is. The grand
march is set for 9:15 sharp.
The ladies of the Jackson street NJ E.
church gave tea and social at the residence
OF Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller. Sos Canada
street, last Tuesday evening. 1t was very
enjoyable affair. s,9s
Rehearsals for Shakespeare's DRAMA Fl snryi
~, to be presented at the High school April
70, 20 and 30, are progressing finely. Prof
H. ii. Evans is training minuet for the fifth
act.
The guild of st. Johns Evangelists' church
will give a musical and dramatic entertain
ment next Thursday evening, for which an
enjoyable programme has been arranged.
st. Paul Division No. 40. Order of Railway
Conductors, will give its fourth annual ball at
the Ryan Wednesday evening Over one
thousand invitations have been issued.
Prof. r. Fl. Evans will give chiIdren's
fancy dress ball at the Merchants hotel We'd
nesday evening, for which an elaborate pro-
gramme has been prepared.
Invitations are out for dancing party to
be given by Miss Lilly Matthias at her home
on Walnut street next Wednesday evening.
st. Paul Lodge No. So, l. o. G. r., will give
literary entertainment ut their rooms on
Ninth street Tuesday evening, April 49,
Mrs. c. G. Kolf, Of 472 Laurel avenue. gave
an Easter party to about thirty children YES.
terday afternoon.
The annual ball of the St. Paul union cigar
makers will be given at Market hall to-mor
row night.
Miss Marie jenkins will give hop at the
knights OF Pythias hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Lucus p Ordway, of 257 Summit
Place, gave musicale Monday evening"
j. NJ. Hannafordr entertained the St. An
thony Hill Whist club last evening.
Mrs. F. Driscoll, ST., willentertain q fe W
friends at cards Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lightner, Of East